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black poo - crikey!

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chicca · 19/04/2005 16:21

Is this normal I ask myself (and you). It has emerged from DS (9 months) still a little bf and on solids (tho' nothing black in last 24 hours!)
Explanations most welcome.......

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noddyholder · 19/04/2005 16:23

has he had iron supplements they make your poo black or did he eat something with a deep colour?

chicca · 19/04/2005 16:32

No nothing. He's eating othig that he's not had befoer in the last few days. And neither have I.

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chicca · 19/04/2005 16:33

I think that meant to read "nothing" and "before". oops.

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Chandra · 19/04/2005 16:33

What about beans?

chicca · 19/04/2005 16:40

nope. He ate banana and kiwi, mix of various veg - squash, parsnip, potato; pear. All the norms really.

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Chandra · 19/04/2005 16:44

I really don't know, I guess that this comes into the list of mysteries of motherfood along with solely breastfeed babies who poo something like green spinachs or the fact that they can produce a perfectly clear dribble while drinking a bottle of milk...[puzzled emoticon]

chicca · 19/04/2005 16:52

True. He seems fine so I won't worry until there's a change there. At least I now know about the potential of beans and iron supplements!

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donnie · 19/04/2005 18:31

it might be that soem 'old poo' has finally come out of its hiding place. Old poo is darker but it doesn't sound like you should be worrying.

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